Head: clypeus protuberant, in profile 0.44?width of eye; galea in repose Title Loaded From File reaching reaching mid coxa; length of f1 4?length of f2, 0.9?length of scape (excluding basal bulb) and 1.six?length of f10; f3? provided that wide; IOD 1.three?OOD; OS 0.five?OOD. asserta and a. indistincta, but females distinguished by the length on the hind basitibial streak. Males may possibly be distinguished from these of asserta by the absence of a hair patch on S5 and from indistincta by the colour of your tergal hair bands as well as the shape of S7 (Fig. 48). Amegilla (Zonamegilla) viridicingulata sp. n. http://zoobank.org/2FC90985-6CF3-4B14-816A-B2DD74C90B7F Figs 14, 36, 49 Material examined. 16 females and 27males. Variety data. Holotype: Female, Cooktown, Qld, 15.4898S 145.2413E, 3 Jul 2007, R. Leijs M. Batley, DNA voucher RB308 (RL857), SAMA 32-002624. Allotype: Cooktown, Qld, 15.4898S 145.2413E, three Jul 2007, R. Leijs M. Batley, DNA voucher RB309 (RL859), SAMA 32-002625. Paratypes: four males, 3 females, very same locality data as holotype, SAMA 32-002626, DNA voucher RB310 (RL860), ABTC (RL855, RL856, RL858) in absolute alcohol; male, Cooktown, Qld, 15.4667S 145.2500E, 17 Jul 1982, N.W. Rodd, AM K-316266; female, Cooktown, Qld, 15.4667S 145.2500E, 15 Jul 1982, N.W. Rodd, AM K-316267. Diagnosis. Amegilla viridicingulata is often a distinctive species with orange-brown scutal pubescence, tergal hair bands with green iridescence and orange hair on the hind legs in each sexes. Females have a hind tibial scopa with no a dark streak and T5 using a broad region of scattered white hair above the fimbria (Fig. 36). Males have pale hair across the sterna, specifically S3, four and a distinctive S7 (Fig. 49). Description. Female: holotype.The genus Amegilla (Hymenoptera, Apidae, Anthophorini) in Australia...Length 12 mm; forewing length eight.five mm.Ords: Jan six Feb two Mar 27 Apr 23 May perhaps 20 Jun 24 Jul 12 Aug five Sep four Oct three Nov two DecDistribution. In the subtropics and tropics along the east coast of Queensland (Fig. 13), also located in southern Papua New Guinea. Remarks. Closely connected to the allopatric species walkeri, but conveniently distinguished by the brown scutal hair in each sexes. Related to A. asserta along with a. indistincta, but females distinguished by the length with the hind basitibial streak. Males could be distinguished from those of asserta by the absence of a hair patch on S5 and from indistincta by the colour of the tergal hair bands along with the shape of S7 (Fig. 48). Amegilla (Zonamegilla) viridicingulata sp. n. http://zoobank.org/2FC90985-6CF3-4B14-816A-B2DD74C90B7F Figs 14, 36, 49 Material examined. 16 females and 27males. Type data. Holotype: Female, Cooktown, Qld, 15.4898S 145.2413E, three Jul 2007, R. Leijs M. Batley, DNA voucher RB308 (RL857), SAMA 32-002624. Allotype: Cooktown, Qld, 15.4898S 145.2413E, 3 Jul 2007, R. Leijs M. Batley, DNA voucher RB309 (RL859), SAMA 32-002625. Paratypes: 4 males, three females, similar locality information as holotype, SAMA 32-002626, DNA voucher RB310 (RL860), ABTC (RL855, RL856, RL858) in absolute alcohol; male, Cooktown, Qld, 15.4667S 145.2500E, 17 Jul 1982, N.W.